Peachy Keenan

We don't really want to market natalism to the progressive feminists. The people maxing out their fertility should be people, ideally, who won't raise their children to be gender-neutral furries who want to join Antifa one day.

We don't really want to market natalism to the progressive feminists. The people maxing out their fertility should be people, ideally, who won't raise their children to be gender-neutral furries who want to join Antifa one day.

We don't really want to market natalism to the progressive feminists. The people maxing out their fertility should be people, ideally, who won't raise their children to be gender-neutral furries who want to join Antifa one day.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

Hey, Charlie, how are you? This is so crazy because I grew up in the Palisades Village. and the Palisades Riviera. And now I live in the Pasadena and Altadena area. So I'm being hit. Everyone I know right now is basically under evacuation. Two of my husband's cousins in the Palisades village, their houses, their homes are burned to the ground. Their children's schools burned to the ground.

Hey, Charlie, how are you? This is so crazy because I grew up in the Palisades Village. and the Palisades Riviera. And now I live in the Pasadena and Altadena area. So I'm being hit. Everyone I know right now is basically under evacuation. Two of my husband's cousins in the Palisades village, their houses, their homes are burned to the ground. Their children's schools burned to the ground.

Pali High, Pali High School is gone. Flat stones, all these iconic restaurants in the Palisades I grew up going to, gone. The Real Inn, my mother, you know, I grew up in the Palisades. My mother lived in Malibu. Those neighborhoods are now destroyed. And here I am now really on the border of Pasadena and Altadena. My house is still standing. We're okay, thank God.

Pali High, Pali High School is gone. Flat stones, all these iconic restaurants in the Palisades I grew up going to, gone. The Real Inn, my mother, you know, I grew up in the Palisades. My mother lived in Malibu. Those neighborhoods are now destroyed. And here I am now really on the border of Pasadena and Altadena. My house is still standing. We're okay, thank God.

Unfortunately, we have several friends now whose homes, they just found out this morning, are gone here in Altadena. And this is not where celebrities live. This is not millionaires. These are like families who have been here for 30, 40 years. My son, who's here... Hey, Charlie. He's a student at Hillsdale. He is home for Christmas break.

Unfortunately, we have several friends now whose homes, they just found out this morning, are gone here in Altadena. And this is not where celebrities live. This is not millionaires. These are like families who have been here for 30, 40 years. My son, who's here... Hey, Charlie. He's a student at Hillsdale. He is home for Christmas break.

And I'm glad he was because he was helping carry all of our things to our car last night. We got our little kids out. And here's the sad thing is that the kind of local hardware store, which is like a famous many year run family business, Altina Hardware. We found out this morning that that burned to the ground. And both of my sons have worked there.

And I'm glad he was because he was helping carry all of our things to our car last night. We got our little kids out. And here's the sad thing is that the kind of local hardware store, which is like a famous many year run family business, Altina Hardware. We found out this morning that that burned to the ground. And both of my sons have worked there.

And my son was working there last night, selling emergency supplies to people. And now that's gone. So this is just traumatic. I just walked up two blocks. You can see behind me, this whole neighborhood here above New York Avenue, which is like a main east-west thoroughfare, dividing Altadena and Pasadena, is completely engulfed.

And my son was working there last night, selling emergency supplies to people. And now that's gone. So this is just traumatic. I just walked up two blocks. You can see behind me, this whole neighborhood here above New York Avenue, which is like a main east-west thoroughfare, dividing Altadena and Pasadena, is completely engulfed.

I was standing in front of homes that were just burnt just to the ground, to the foundation. And it's just absolutely apocalyptic is the right word.

I was standing in front of homes that were just burnt just to the ground, to the foundation. And it's just absolutely apocalyptic is the right word.

Yeah, apparently Mayor Karen Bass defunded the fire, the LAFD, by something like $20 million or something. You know, we can't even get the homeless junkies, which are literally in Pasadena now, we can't get them to come clean up the tents to get these people out of there. And every year, it's always the homeless camps in these mountains behind me and in the Santa Monica Mountains.

Yeah, apparently Mayor Karen Bass defunded the fire, the LAFD, by something like $20 million or something. You know, we can't even get the homeless junkies, which are literally in Pasadena now, we can't get them to come clean up the tents to get these people out of there. And every year, it's always the homeless camps in these mountains behind me and in the Santa Monica Mountains.

They're the ones who start the fire. I don't know if you remember three or four years ago, Bel Air burned down, where the 405 comes through by the Getty Center. That almost burned down because of a homeless encampment right there in that valley. And so it's just these stupid policies. They don't clear the brush.